mdg33

Well, it’s all in Spanish which is pretty stupid.

How about an English version.

I think the problem many of us are having is that there is no reference to date or time in any of the php template files anymore.

Just where exactly is the date information hidden?

https://www.australiancoralfarms.com.au/wordpress

and Permalinks are set to

https://www.australiancoralfarms.com.au/wordpress/2009/05/23/sample-post/

Gawd,

I spent half the night trying to fix this and all the time it was !@#$%^ browser caching issue?

Many thanks kmessinger

I’ve never been able to get any search function (either plugin or default) to ever work in any previous versions of WP.

I just get a message saying, I’m sorry the page you’re looking for doesn’t exist.

However, now all of a sudden the default function in WP 2.7.1 is working. But it wasn’t when I first installed it.

I think I’ll count my blessings and stick with the default search now that it’s working.

Aha,

so that means it’s probably a Firefox problem.

At least I can stop worrying about trying to fix WP itself.

Still needs fixing though.

Hmmm,

after using it for a few days, it’s still slower than the earlier versions.

Ran WP Tuner over it, but I don’t know what the results mean,.

Can anyone shed some light?

Analysed in 0.098 seconds.
Render Time: 4.034 sec (2.3% for queries). DB queries: 40, none defective, none > 0.500 sec.
Performance Analysis
Queries triggered by plugins calling Core functions are charged to: The Plugin
Yellow-highlighted rows indicate slow elements (more than 0.500 seconds)
Page Generation Performance (Order: Chronological)
(Tech note: If output buffering (OB) is not enabled at init, WP Tuner enables it so output size can be tracked.)
Index Marker %Time %DB Time %DB Count Time DB Time DB Count Memory Output
(msec) (msec) (kb) lev(bytes)
0 Start 20 36 33 806.4 33.5 13 ?
1 plugins_loaded 1 3 5 23.5 3.2 2 ? 0()
2 widgets_init 0 3 5 19.2 2.5 2 ? 0()
3 init 6 2 3 258.3 1.8 1 ? 0()
4 admin_init 2 1 3 72.4 1.3 1 ? 1(0)
5 admin_head 3 0 0 114.4 0.0 0 ? 1(5272)
6 admin_notices 0 0 0 3.8 0.0 0 ? 1(16803)
7 posts_selection 1 8 10 43.3 7.2 4 ? 1(19728)
8 load_feed_engine 65 18 20 2,607.9 17.2 8 ? 1(20400)
9 activity_box_end 2 28 23 84.8 26.5 9 ? 1(24047)
10 admin_footer 0 0 0 0.1 0.0 0 ? 1(27480)
11 Stop ? 1(27480)
Total 100 100 100 4,034.0 93.2 40

Plugin / Theme SQL Query Performance (Order: DB Time)
Code Name %DB Time %DB Count DB Time DB Count
Category (msec)
-Core- wp-admin 57 55 52.7 22
-Core- (Other) 36 33 33.5 13
-Core- wp-settings.php 3 5 3.2 2
plugin advanced-permalinks 3 5 2.5 2
-Core- (DB Constructor/Startup) 1 3 1.3 1
Total 100 100 93.2 40

SQL Table Performance (Order: DB Time)
(Tech note: The first table in a query is recorded here; complex queries may reference many tables.)
Table %DB Time %DB Count DB Time DB Count
(msec)
wp_options 78 68 72.8 27
wp_posts 6 8 5.3 3
wp_comments 4 5 3.6 2
(N/A – Non-Table Query) 3 5 2.8 2
wp_term_taxonomy 3 5 2.5 2
wp_users 2 3 1.9 1
wp_terms 2 3 1.6 1
wp_postmeta 2 3 1.4 1
wp_usermeta 1 3 1.3 1
Total 100 100 93.2 40

SQL Query Analysis
40 Valid queries. None slow, none invalid. Display of normal queries is disabled.

OK, sorry for my earlier tirade, heat of the moment and all that.

I tried disabling all of the plugins and WP 2.7.1 now runs quite fast.

Now I just have to activate all the plugins one at a time to see which one/ one’s are causing the speed issues. (like I have had to do at every previous upgrade.)

And before anyone says it, yes I have upgraded to all the latest versions of the plugins.

If I find the problem plugs I’ll let you know.

It works as it should.

I’m very much relieved.

PS After installing it just remember to logout, empty your browser cache and then log back in again.

Otherwise, it may seem like it’s not working.

Yeh, it’s like a hollywood starlet: Looks great, but doesn’t know how to perform.

Well, what I was trying to accomplish was to upgrade WP. (OK, I did actually do that)

But if I’d known Advanced MCE wasn’t going to work, I wouldn’t have bothered, but too late know. (Hopefully they’ll release an compatible upgrade of Tiny MCE advanced that will work with WP 2.5 soon.)

After, that I was just trying to write a new post, and add various bits of style headings to it etc, and paste in some code.

I’m not going to go back into the editor to try and recreate what happened, as it took me ages to fix it.

But from memory, which is still painful, I was pasting in some code into the code section from something I had in notepad.

It took a couple of goes to get it even pasted in in in full, but eventually I got it all in. saved it, and checked it in visual and it seemed to be ok.

Checked it on actual site, nothing there.

Go back into html, half the code is missing.

Re paste, save check, is all there, check visual ok, check site not ok.

Go back into html, part of code is still missing, but not as much as before.

Do this about half a dozen times until all code is eventually there.

Check visual ok, check site ok, great it works now, continue adding rest of post.

Save final post. Check actual site, guess what? code is gone missing again.

Check back in html, and sure enough part of the code has disappeared.

At this stage I want to kill someone.

Eventually I get it to all work, after a lot of frigging around.

So even if I do just write in the html section, there’s still no guarantee what I write will even be saved, or saved properly.

Also, not being able to expand the html window is another niggle.

Yeh, I had the same problem only it was the Add Meta Tags plug in. Once deactivated it was fine.

There’s bound to be a few more

Just to add gasoline to this fire, I can see the editor tabs fine, but my co administrator who is in another location can’t.

Figure that one out